I’ve been using the Levenger disc system for about a year but over the last few months, I’ve moved to punching my own Rhodia A4 paper and it has spoiled me rotten. Now the Levenger paper feels like sandpaper to me and I’m, officially, insufferable.

I’ve got a pile (about 5 linear inches) of various types of Levenger letter-sized paper. It’s generally a mix of lined and dot grid. Levenger paper is expensive and I can’t bring myself to simply recycle it. If there is anyone out there using the Levenger letter-sized disc system, I’m happy to mail it to you for the cost of postage. First one to reply here can also send me an email at david@macsparky.com with your address and I’ll send it off.

Yup. Though I haven’t gone what you’d call “full-Hurley”. I have a nice pen with just the nib that I like and this Rhodia paper does the trick nicely. I’m not super tempted to keep looking since I think I’ve found my thing.

Also, with the ring system, it is very easy to pull out paper and scan it into goodnotes.

@MacSparky That’s the beauty of the pen/paper world. It can be whatever you want it to be. I don’t have a huge collection myself, and only use a few different types of notebooks depending on my mood. If you found what works for you, that’s great!

Have you ever said what you write with? I can’t recall — mind sharing your pen of choice?